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Chad & Jeremy
British Invasion alum Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde return to ST94 with their string of beloved hits like "Yesterday's Gone," "Willow Weep For Me," "Before And After," "Distant Shores" and their signature classic "A Summer Song." A timeless act, Chad and Jeremy were discovered by famed music composer John Barry, played themselves in legendary TV shows like The Dick Van Dyke Show and enjoyed a career revival when their songs were used in current movies like Rushmore.
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Sellersville Theater 1894
24 W Temple Ave
Sellersville, PA, 18960
Sellersville Theater 1894
24 W Temple Ave
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Bend Brewfest 2017:
August 10-12 // Les Schwab Amphitheater
If you enjoy sampling cold brews while enjoying good food and a gorgeous riverside view, you're in luck: this weekend, brewers from all over will be assembling to provide you with just such an experience. Aptly named, Bend Brewfest, this all ages event is a great place to take 'eat, drink, and be merry' to a whole new level.
There's an impressive line up this year with beers cider, wine, and more. Local food carts will be on hand for any nibbles you're in the mood for. And, there'll be great music, lots of people, and plenty of good times.
Did we mention this is a FREE event? Admission (and parking) is free, but there is a one-time purchase for a souvenir tasting mug ($20/mug which includes 5 tasting tokens).
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A minority of state courts invalidated drunk driving roadblocks solely because their state constitutions afford citizens greater protection (more due process) against unreasonable search and seizure than the Fourth Amendment, thereby flatly prohibiting the police from stopping anyone without individualized reasonable suspicion.
Courts in some states upheld roadblocks primarily because the checkpoints satisfied (almost) all of the factors that enhance judicial approval of sobriety checkpoints, the control of "unfettered discretion" being the sine qua non for judicial approval. It was also the implicit or express opinion of these courts that the balancing test favored the state interest: the momentary, minimal intrusion on motorists' privacy was a minor inconvenience outweighed by "the magnitude of the drunk driving menace and the potential for deterrence." Hence, "the State's action must be considered as a reasonable infringement upon the motorist's expectation of privacy." Even though citizens are stopped without reasonable suspicion, sobriety checkpoints are not "dragnets whose purpose is an old-fashioned criminal investigation."
A number of courts invalidated roadblocks primarily because police officers had too much operational leeway or due to defects in implementation.


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Dynamically Controlled DNA Tiles: Looking Beyond the Self-assembly of Static Two-dimensional DNA-based Computational Structures
Doctoral thesis
Permanent linkhttp://hdl.handle.net/11250/2435000
Issue date2017
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Algorithmic self-assembly of DNA tiles enables computation and construction of DNA structures at the nanoscale, where the assembly process is guided by specific DNA interactions between complementary sticky-ends of tiles. Tile assembly was originally proposed as a unidirectional (passive) process, where tiles once assembled could not be disassembled and reassembled reliably and therefore, limiting its scope for designing complex, cheap and practically useful computational DNA systems. A dynamically controlled tile assembly process would not only help in solving the limitations imposed by passive nature of tile assembly, but would also open up new avenues in biologically-inspired nanosystem design. However, enabling dynamic control in the self-assembly of DNA tiles — an attribute ubiquitous in the self-assembly happening at various scales in the living world — is a technical challenge. This thesis addresses closely related issues of reliable and inexpensive assembly of tiles by combining DNA tiles and DNA strand displacement based dynamically controlled switching mechanisms. Building on the existing building blocks of the tile self-assembly, (self)-switchable and (externally)-switchable DNA tile structures are proposed. Self-switchable tiles include Double Crossover DNA molecular structures and especially designed protection elements, together forming protected tiles termed Enveloped Tiles. Integrated protection elements of the Enveloped Tiles protect them from illegitimate binding as the tiles self-assemble cooperatively. A successful docking of correctly matching Enveloped Tile, which is favoured against the docking of a mismatched tile, releases its protection using an intramolecular DNA displacement process. The feasibility of the DNA molecular structure of Enveloped Tiles is established using DNA sequence design and thermodynamics calculations. The process of releasing protection of Enveloped Tile is studied using Coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulations. A kinetic modeling of the Enveloped Tile assembly process quantitatively demonstrates the error prevention feature. This work thus provides a theory-to-practice approach for a reliable construction of algorithmically self-assembling DNA tile systems. Externally-switchable tiles are built around Double Crossover DNA molecular structures by adding a short DNA sequence with their sticky ends. The additional DNA sequences serve as switching points for the self-assembled tile structures that can be dissociated dynamically by a inhibitor DNA signal, which is generated by an integrated DNA reaction system. Using these tiles, therefore, hierarchical assembly pathways involving several steps of assembly, disassembly and reassembly can be designed. In this framework, we first introduce conceptual design of a minimal system for self-replication of algorithmically programmed DNA tile patterns and then study its behaviour using both the abstract and kinetic models of tile assembly. Simulations of the kinetic model, which capture the realism of the DNA tile assembly process, show that the tile pattern self-replication occurs reliably for a set of physicochemical parameters that are typically used in the self-assembly of tile patterns. These switchable tile designs are simple, yet capable of assembling reliable and complexnanostructures without use of biological enzymes. Thus, in a more general view, these dynamically controlled self-assembly processes are useful for a wider class of applications in algorithmically programmable tile self-assembly systems.


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My team focuses on developing novel high-throughput bioimage informatics algorithms and software solutions using computer vision, feature extraction and machine learning. Since my joint appointment between EI and JIC, I have been leading a number of key plant phenomics research projects including JIC's high-throughput field phenotyping platform based on HPC infrastructures at EI, cost-effective infield phenotyping device (CropQuant) to monitor wheat growth, and large automated screening platforms (SeedGerm) to quantify seed germination and seedling vigour. My research endeavours to overcome the phenotyping bottleneck in agricultural and crop research.
I am currently in close collaboration with several world-leading researchers at JIC, CAS (Chinese Academy of Sciences) and IBERS on crop growth, crop interaction with environmental stress, quantitative phenotypic description, and machine learning based algorithms to measure key crop traits. Furthermore, I'm collaborating with industrial leaders such as Syngenta, G's Growers and Intel.
Prior to my career at EI, I worked in industry for nearly a decade – initially as a bilingual IT professional in Shanghai, China, then a systems analysis and project consultant at Norwich Union (Aviva UK). Between 2011 and 2014, I was appointed as a post-doctoral scientist at The Sainsbury Laboratory, Norwich. During this period, I was leading the development of high-throughput bioimage analysis algorithms in order to extract meaningful data from large phenotypic datasets acquired by HCS (high content screening system), confocal microscopes and digital cameras.
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My laboratory works across several research projects in IoT in agriculture, remote sensing, and machine learning based crop analysis and growth prediction.
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Meteignier L. V., Zhou J., Cohen M., Bhattacharjee S., Brosseau C., Goretty M., Chan C., Robatzek S., Moffett P.
NB-LRR signaling induces translational repression of viral transcripts and the formation of RNA processing bodies through mechanisms differing from those activated by UV stress and RNAi
Journal of Experimental Botany
Publishers version: doi:10.1093/jxb/erw042
Aug 2015
Ramamurthy B., Doonan J., Zhou J., Liu Y.
Skeletonization of 3D plant point cloud using a voxel based thinning algorithm
IEEE - EUSIPCO in Signal Processing
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Bourdais G., Burdiak P., Gauthier A., Nitsch L., Salojärvi J., Rayapuram C., Idänheimo N., Hunter K., Kimura S., Merilo E., Vaattovaara A., Oracz K., Kaufholdt D., Pallon A., Anggoro D. T., Glów D., Lowe J., Zhou J., Mohammadi O., Puukko T., Albert A., Lang H., Ernst D., Kollist H., Brosché M., Durner J., Borst J. W., Collinge D. B., Karpinski S., Lyngkjær M. F., Robatzek S., Wrzaczek M., Kangasjärvi J.
Large-Scale Phenomics Identifies Primary and Fine-Tuning Roles for CRKs in Responses Related to Oxidative Stress.
PLoS Genetics
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Apr 2015
Du J., Verzaux E., Chaparro-Garcia A., Bijsterbosch1 G., Paul Keizer L., Zhou J., Liebrand T., Xie C., Govers F., Robatzek S., Vossen E., Jacobsen E., Visser R., Kamoun S., Vleeshouwers V.
Elicitin recognition confers enhanced resistance to Phytophthora infestans in potato
Nature Plants
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Sep 2016
Mbengue M., Bourdais G., Gervasi F., Beck M., Zhou J., Spallek T., Bartels S., Boller T., Ueda T., Kuhn H., Robatzek S.
Clathrin-dependent endocytosis is required for immunity mediated by pattern recognition receptor kinases.
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Bevan M. W., Uauy C., Wulff B. B., Zhou J., Krasileva K., Clark M. D.
Genomic innovation for crop improvement.
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Giannakopoulou A., Steele J. F., Segretin M., Bozkurt T., Zhou J., Robatzek S., Banfield M. J., Pais M., Kamoun S.
Tomato I2 immune receptor can be engineered to confer partial resistance to the oomycete Phytophthora infestans in addition to the fungus Fusarium oxysporum.
Molecular Plant Microbe Interactions
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Christine F., Zhou J., Evrard A., Bourdais G., MacLean D., Häweker H., Eckes P., Robatzek S.
An automated quantitative image analysis tool for the identification of microtubule patterns in plants.
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Nature Plants
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CCA moves to intervene in red snapper lawsuit
CCA National Executive Board approves legal action
HOUSTON, TX (7-30-13) – The National Executive Board of Coastal Conservation Association has voted to intervene on behalf of recreational anglers in a lawsuit filed by Gulf commercial fishing interests against the National Marine Fisheries Service and the Department of Commerce. The lawsuit challenges the National Marine Fisheries Service's policy of managing recreational anglers with seasons, size limits and bag limits in the red snapper fishery.
Following the decision, CCA released this statement:
"This lawsuit was filed by a select few commercial fishermen who profit from the sale of this resource, and they are seeking greater restrictions on the recreational angling sector to protect their privileged position," said Chester Brewer, chairman of CCA's National Government Relations Committee. "It is unfortunate that it is again necessary for us to engage in legal action to prevent recipients of exclusive commercial fishing rights from using the courts to further restrict or potentially eliminate public access to these recreational fisheries. We cannot afford to ignore the threat that this lawsuit poses to all recreational anglers. An elite and privileged class of commercial harvesters cannot be allowed to dictate how recreational fisheries are managed."
Click HERE to see a recent CCA press release on the lawsuit.
Catch share proponents attack recreational angling
Lawsuit seeks to restrict Gulf recreational red snapper anglers
WASHINGTON DC (7-11-13) – In a lawsuit filed last week in U.S. District Court in Washington D.C., 29 commercial fishermen, seafood processors and trade groups closely associated with the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), are seeking to further restrict angling for red snapper. The lawsuit challenges the National Marine Fisheries Service's policy of managing recreational fishermen with seasons, size limits and bag limits.
"After the shortest recreational seasons in history, it appears that the goal of EDF is to ultimately keep the fishing public off the water as much as possible and by any means necessary, including litigation," Chester Brewer, chairman of CCA's National Government Relations Committee. "A lawsuit filed by an elite group of snapper barons to protect their financial interests and further restrict recreational participation is probably the last thing we need along the Gulf Coast right now."
The Environmental Defense Fund has long promoted the concept of catch shares for the commercial industry, which gives businesses a share of the harvest to manage as its own. Catch shares were originally touted to reduce overcapacity and bycatch in the commercial sector, but in the Gulf snapper fishery the program has created a class of "snapper barons" that have bought out smaller operations and now lease their shares back to other fishers. Many no longer actually fish for red snapper and are instead profiting from the lease and sale of a public natural resource that they obtained originally for free. From a high of around 1,800 commercial license holders, currently about 350 people, including many of the plaintiffs listed on the current lawsuit, now claim they own 51 percent of the entire harvest of Gulf red snapper.
"Seasons, size limits and bag limits have been used for decades with great success by the states in both marine and freshwater fisheries to manage recreational angling. Those tools work," said Brewer. "What doesn't work is taking a federal system that is geared almost exclusively to manage commercial fisheries to the pound and trying to apply those same standards to recreational angling. That is the recipe for chaos, and it leads to ridiculous diversions like this lawsuit."
In contrast to the conditions described in the lawsuit, a red snapper benchmark stock assessment released just a few weeks ago paints a glowing picture of the recovery of Gulf red snapper. In fact, the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council meets next week in New Orleans to discuss lengthening the recreational season in 2013 because the assessment allows so much increased harvest.
"This lawsuit is not about conserving the stock or rebuilding a fishery or preserving access for the public to a public resource – it's about a large environmental organization preserving a flawed catch share system for a few commercial entities and greatly restricting Gulf recreational angling, which is enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of people," said Brewer. "There is far more to managing a fishery than counting, weighing and selling every dead fish for profit. We cannot allow successful management of our nation's wild natural resources to be defined in these terms or be dictated to by deep-pocketed environmental groups."
Over the past several years, Gulf Coast governors, Congressmen and the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus have voiced concern and opposition to privatizing wildlife resources and limiting public access to public resources through catch share programs. In 2009, four Gulf governors wrote to the U.S. Secretary of Commerce stating that, "We are concerned that in the desire to adopt and implement catch share systems NOAA has forgotten its most fundamental responsibility under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act—to maximize the net economic value from the use of a public resource. Recreational fishing is an important activity in all of our states, and one that we would like to see continue to grow as a healthy activity for the public. However, we are concerned that NOAA policies could frustrate our ability to do that."
Anglers applaud legislation to let states manage Gulf red snapper
Gulf Senators file Gulf of Mexico Red Snapper Conservation Act of 2013
WASHINGTON DC (6-13-2013) – Sens. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) and Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) filed legislation today that seeks to transfer responsibility for the management of Gulf red snapper to the Gulf states. The legislation (S.1161) comes two months after the governors of four Gulf states released a joint letter to the leadership of the U.S. House and Senate stating that federal management of Gulf red snapper is "irretrievably broken," and calling for a coordinated Gulf states partnership for red snapper management.
"The red snapper fishery is tremendously complicated and has lurched from crisis to crisis under federal management with no end in sight," said Chester Brewer, chairman of the National Government Relations Committee for Coastal Conservation Association. "We commend Sen. Landrieu for taking the lead to work through the complexity of this issue. She invested a great deal of time to craft a balanced, workable solution that allows the Gulf States to develop a new management approach."
Federal management of red snapper reached a new low in 2013 when the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council announced the shortest season ever, even though the snapper population is booming. In response, Louisiana, Florida and Mississippi announced various actions to join Texas' long-standing rejection of federal regulations in state waters, prompting federal authorities to implement punitive measures for those states. Using an emergency rule process, the National Marine Fisheries Service reduced the recreational season to nine days off Louisiana and 12 days off Texas. Both states sued and a federal court overturned the action. The recreational season is now set at 28 days Gulf-wide.
"The reality is that federal fisheries management has a credibility problem. Red snapper has been under federal management for decades and our season this year is 28 days. No one should be satisfied with these results," said Brewer. "We are grateful that Sen. Landrieu, Sen. Wicker and the Gulf governors heard the concerns of their citizens and pledged to find a better way."
The Gulf of Mexico Red Snapper Conservation Act (S.1161) would establish a coordinated Gulf states partnership for red snapper management in which the states would fully comply with a management plan approved and adopted by the Gulf States Marines Fisheries Commission with minimal oversight from the federal government. The partnership would be similar to how striped bass are managed on the East Coast through the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission.
"State-based fishery management has proven to be far more effective, and has engineered some of the greatest marine conservation victories in the country," said Brewer. "We have faith in the states to be philosophically capable of not only conserving and managing robust fisheries, but also providing greater access to those resources for their citizens."
A unique opportunity for Gulf red snapper
New stock assessment a chance for Gulf Council to fix mistakes of the past
HOUSTON (6-12-2013) - In a letter to the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council, Coastal Conservation Association cites the new red snapper stock assessment as an opportunity for federal managers to fix the mistakes of the recent past by allocating the entire available increase in red snapper annual catch limits to the recreational sector.
"Though this action will not account for the harm that federal mismanagement of the red snapper resource has imposed on anglers across the Gulf, it will begin to repair the damage and begins to recognize the needs and potential of the recreational sector," said Chester Brewer, chairman of CCA's National Government Relations Committee.
While the shortest recreational red snapper seasons on record have cost jobs and revenue for Gulf Coast economies, the commercial sector has thrived under its catch share program in which a handful of businesses own the right to harvest 51 percent of the annual quota of red snapper in the Gulf. The greatly expanded catch limits that have been proposed present a unique opportunity for the Gulf Council to also address the outdated allocation of red snapper, which was last set in the mid-1980s. A report by Gentner Consulting Group that looked at the increase in potential economic value and total sales from allocating 75 and 100 percent of the increases available makes an overwhelming case for the recreational sector.
"The Council has shown little willingness to address reallocation of this or any fishery for a variety of reasons, but primarily because reallocating usually means one side wins and the other loses. Allocating increases in annual catch limits (ACL) avoids that scenario," said Brewer. "In this case, the commercial sector, which is operating under a catch share system that has dramatically decreased the number of participants in the fishery, is not impacted while the recreational sector, which has increased significantly in size and economic significance since the fishery was allocated in the mid-1980s, is given the resources to fulfill its role as an economic engine for the Gulf states in 2013 and beyond."
The Gulf Council's Science and Statistical Committee has endorsed an annual catch limit (ACL) of 13.5 million pounds of red snapper for 2013, an 11.9 million pound ACL for 2014 and a 10.6 million pound ACL for 2015. However, CCA is advocating that the Council average the ACL at 12 million pounds for the next three years to avoid the "yo-yo" regulations that have characterized the fishery in the recent past.
"The track record speaks for itself – we don't believe the federal government has the ability to manage this fishery with any degree of accuracy or reliability. Averaging the increase to 12 million pounds over the next three years presents the best opportunity for stability in this fishery for the first time in a very long time," said Brewer. "Ironically, the recreational sector has been criticized repeatedly and vigorously for not being 'accountable.' The lack of accountability seems to lie with the federal management regime that has forced the most severely limited fishing seasons ever seen in the Gulf of Mexico that we now see were largely not based on good science."
The new assessment shows the significant increases are the result of fishing mortality rates that have averaged about 56 percent of what would have been a sustainable rate consistent with the rebuilding plan over the past six years.
"The federal management methods of the past – infrequent and inadequate monitoring of stock health and efforts to count every fish caught recreationally to produce an undependable harvest estimate in pounds – have been shown to be unworkable and grossly inaccurate," said Brewer. "There is no indication that federal management is willing or able to do anything different, which is one of the reasons CCA supports moving management responsibility of red snapper to the individual states as a way to ultimately correct a management process gone awry. Combined with the efficiency and efficacy of state management, this increased allowance for the recreational sector should begin to repair the damage created by past mismanagement of this resource."
Legislation seeks to keep artificial reefs in the Gulf
Sen. Vitter files bill to streamline process, expand reefing areas for energy structures
WASHINGTON DC (5-31-13) - With the clock ticking towards removal of an ever-increasing number of energy platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) has filed legislation that would make it easier for operators to leave those structures in the marine environment and continue serving as artificial reefs.
"A number of bureaucratic obstacles have been created that make it even more difficult for energy companies to elect to keep those structures in the Gulf for habitat purposes rather than removing them for scrap," said Pat Murray, president of Coastal Conservation Association. "We are grateful for Sen. Vitter for targeting the red tape that has been causing some of these valuable platforms to be removed unnecessarily. As anglers, we share his goal of leaving as much of that structure in the Gulf as possible."
Due to extraordinary liability issues, it is virtually impossible to leave the platforms standing upright indefinitely, but options do exist for coastal states to assume liability for structures that are cut and placed in designated artificial reefing areas. Sen. Vitter's bill (S.1079) contains important steps to expedite the application process for new structures to be approved for state-run Rigs to Reefs programs.
"In our extensive dealings in this issue, one of the hurdles often cited by industry is the exorbitant length of time it takes to get a ruling on whether a specific rig can be a candidate for a Rigs to Reef program," said Murray. "This bill requires a decision not more than 150 days after the application is submitted. That is a key provision because the pace of removals is poised to increase markedly over the next two years and an expedited process will allow far more structures to be reefed rather than removed."
When weighing the economic benefits of reefing, proximity to reefing sites is a critical component as towing costs are prohibitive. S.1079 requires 20 new artificial reef planning sites to be created in federal waters adjacent to Gulf states – six off both Texas and Louisiana, three each off Mississippi and Alabama, and five off Florida. At least 10 of those sites will have to be located in waters between 100 and 200 feet, and the remainder at a depth not greater than 200 feet. Additionally, current regulations also require a distance of at least five miles between reefed structures; S.1079 would reduce that distance to two miles.
"The more reefing sites in the Gulf, the more likely it is that the reefing option will make economic sense as well as environmental sense," said Murray. "Sen. Vitter's bill creates significantly more opportunity to save these structures."
Over the history of offshore energy development, nearly 6,000 structures have been placed in the Gulf of Mexico and yet there are fewer than 3,000 there today. Requirements to remove those structures have been written into leases since the first offshore well was drilled, and removals have been a part of the regular course of business for many decades. Anglers have only recently felt the removals more acutely as near-shore energy reserves play out, structures are removed and nothing new comes in to replace them. As the energy industry focuses more and more of its efforts in deeper water, anglers and divers are seeing their favorite platforms pulled and not finding any new places to go. CCA has been active in seeking administrative and legislative paths to secure as much of that structure as possible to remain as marine habitat.
For more information on the Idle Iron issue, visit the Idle Iron page at www.JoinCCA.org
Everglades National Park
Attention: Superintendant Dan Kimball
Homestead, FL 33034
Dear Mr. Kimball:
CCA Florida ("CCA") has reviewed the Proposed Draft General Management Plan Alternatives for Everglades National Park and provides its comments and suggestions. CCA has met with representatives of Everglades National Park and has presented them with a graphic that more fully defines these comments. CCA urges the National Park Service (NPS) and the management of Everglades National Park (ENP) to continue a dialogue on the development and implementation of the General Management Plan. The Park and its users' interests are best served when the Park engages its anglers and boaters who constitute a majority of the users of the Park's marine areas. These sportspersons are conservationists who truly value the Park's unique resources. But to be clear, the Preferred Alternative as proposed is unacceptable to CCA. CCA will address and suggest modification of those unacceptable elements. The suggested modification of those components meets the needs of the Park's management and allows reasonable access to its boaters and anglers.
CCA's members and sponsors well recognize the need to provide resource protection for the Park's marine resources. CCA also believes that the vast majority of the anglers and boaters who frequent the Park are good stewards of the resource and hold the Park's resources in high regard. These anglers and boaters will favorably respond to better signage and marking of the Park's channels, access corridors and shallow water areas. CCA believes that additional marking is needed on the eastern boundary of the park to educate boaters on proper navigation, prevailing water levels and areas requiring local knowledge. CCA also strongly believes that the overwhelming majority of the Park's boaters and anglers will favorably respond to educational and informational programs.
CCA equally believes that the Park needs to stay true to its tradition as being a premier fishing destination. CCA has supported the use of Pole & Troll Zones (PTZ's) in other locations as well as the concept for Snake Bight as they provide for seagrass protection and enhance the angling experience. But, as implemented the Snake Bight PTZ suffers from access issues. Suggested modifications to the Snake Bight Pole and Troll Zones include better access along the shoreline from Porpoise Point to the northern shore of Snake Bight, an expansion to the north of the Jimmy's Lake idle speed access areas, increased access along Snake Bight Channel onto the flats, to the west and continuing northward towards the northern shore of Florida Bay. (See the attached Graphic).
The PTZs proposed for ENP are too large and, contrary to statements within the planning document, lack reasonable access. Most of the PTZs in the Preferred Alternative are miles long and across. PTZs of that size, without adequate access corridors, effectively exclude most anglers. A functional PTZ requires access corridors similar to those in use in the Pole and Troll Zones of the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge with poling or trolling distances of less than 200 yards. The proposed PTZs comprise every shallow water flat in the waters of Florida Bay within the Park's boundaries. The lack of access to the proposed PTZs essentially places these flats off limits to most anglers! The Park should also recognize that there will be adverse unintended impacts due to these large PTZs; the fishing effort that is now directed to these flats will be transferred to other flats that are outside, but adjacent to, the Park.
The PTZs which are in the bights of northern Florida Bay and in the central and lower portion of the Park's waters in Florida Bay are significantly influenced by tidal flow, winds and seasonal variations in water levels. These PTZs include Nine Mile Bank, Sandy Key Bank and Dildo Key Bank and the Palm-Cormorant-Curley-Buoy Flats. The access corridors requested by CCA and virtually every other organization that represents the users of the Park's marine waters are largely based on naturally occurring channels, basins and runoffs. As an example, the poling distances into and out of Garfield Bight would exceed 4 miles. These suggested corridors are not only a matter of convenience, but are necessary for boating safety and seagrass protection. Without these access corridors, the PTZs in the Preferred Alternative are de facto exclusionary zones.
Some of the areas within the proposed PTZs are deep enough to allow for normal operation and, depending on the tide, may be too deep for reasonable poling. Examples include: the area between Sid Key and Jim Foote, which provide more than adequate depth for normal vessel operation, as does the area south of Camp Key, east of Pelican and north of Jim Foote. These areas should allow for combustion engine operation. Additionally, many of the areas within proposed PTZs have over two (2) feet of draft, depending upon the tide; these areas will easily and safely accommodate "idle" transit too. In terrestrial parks users are afforded access through the "wilderness" through trails and paths that have been cut from the wilderness and are maintained by the US Park Service- CCA urges the Park to employ a similar philosophy in establishing and marking access corridors and channels into the proposed PTZs.
CCA recommends the Park incrementally establish these PTZs, starting with the areas around Flamingo, which according to the Parks' Vessel Density Analysis experiences the highest usage, and progressing outward as funds become available to mark access corridors and the PTZs. This incremental approach will allow the Park, with the consultation of the Park's users, to evaluate and assess the PTZs and their effectiveness. Before additional PTZs are put in place, the Park's users, including angling and boating groups, should be consulted. Incremental implementation will also allow the Park to meet its budgetary constraints. The PTZs should also consider seasonal variations in water depth, variations which can allow for additional access into those areas and bights so affected. For example, the waters of Garfield Bight experience a significant seasonal variation and the Park should consult with the Park's recreational and professional users to delineate those areas.
While the proposed shoreline zones arguably enhance the experience of anglers and paddlers, many of these areas provide deeper water and have been historically used as channels, these areas are depicted on CCA's graphic and should be maintained for access and boating safety reasons. These suggested channels include access to Slagle Ditch, House Ditch and East Cape as well as the area along and immediately west of the campground and around islands such as Palm Key. The continued use of these historic corridors, channels, passes and cuts are also necessary due to the type of vessels that are most frequently used to traverse the Bay. These boats are best described as shallow draft boats, many of which sacrifice weight to be able to draw as little water as possible. The use of these shallow draft skiffs has become more prevalent and it is expected that this trend will continue. This means that many more of today's boats are able to get on flat without disrupting the grasses than was the case a mere ten years ago. These boats are also able to trim up their engines so as to allow idle or slow speed operation without disrupting the bottom. These boats are ecologically friendly, but they also experience more difficulty in moderate winds and the sea conditions found on the open waters of the Bay.
The Preferred Alternative unreasonably removes historically used navigation channels. These access corridors or channels include those in Rabbit Key Basin up to Cluett Key, Tin Can to Palm Key, Clive Key west to Rocky Channel, Palm Key leading into Palm Lake as well as the channels/runoffs of Nine Mile Bank, Cluett Key, Rabbit Key and the areas between Barnes and Buchanan. The Snake Bight PTZ should be modified to allow better access through Snake Bight Channel, Christian Point and the natural deep water tidal runoffs along Snake Bight channel. Each of these proposed channels should be marked, indicated as corridors by buoys/stakes and arrows or, if there are concerns regarding navigation, they should be indicated "as local knowledge required".
CCA supports boater education through programs such as Eco-Mariner, a program that CCA endorsed. CCA is concerned that mandatory education or the establishment of a permit could lead to the imposition of multiple educational and permitting requirements given the several federally and state operated parks, refuges and sanctuaries. Initially the Park should support a boater education program that is readily accessible to the prospective users and internet based.
With regard to the Gulf areas of the Park, the imposition of a PTZ along the western portion of Gopher Creek is not warranted and, when combined with the existing idle speed zone along the eastern portion of Gopher Creek, essentially turns Gopher Creek into a no boating zone. The Cross Bays/Hurdles Creek area should not be restricted as they provide historic access and passage during rough weather. The proposal for Wood River constitutes an exclusionary zone and is not warranted.


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Photoshop 2014 – New Features and My Favourites
Today saw Adobe make an upgrade to it's Creative Cloud and with it some great new updates to Photoshop. In this video I take a look just a few of my favourites. There's loads more, there's a comprehensive list below the video.
Major features:
- Blur Gallery motion effects (Path Blur and Spin Blur)
- Enhanced Type tools (font search, replace missing fonts with Typekit, browse Typekit fonts, instant font preview)
- Smarter Smart Guides (only when duplicating an object)
- Improved Layer Comps (sync comps, select displayed comps in Smart Objects, new icons in panel to show what is tracked)
- Focus Mask
- Smart Objects improvements (Convert Embedded to Linked, Package Linked SO)
- Enhanced Content-Aware technology with Color Blending (better color and gradient blending, up to 400% faster)
- Expanded 3D printing capabilities (wider printer support, print in multi-tone, view mesh repair)
- Improved brush strokes and expanded stylus support on Windows 8
- Improved Mercury Graphic Engine (OpenCL for Upsampling)
Other improvements and JDI:
- Experimental Feature Manager
- Simplified Sync Settings experience
- Sync Settings now support syncing Workspaces, keyboard shortcuts, and menu customizations
- Basic SVG export supported through Generator (add .svg extension to vector layers)
- Ability to export to a subfolder through Generator
- Layer Copy CSS now supports Inner Shadow layer effects
- Smart Guides now on by default
- Added highlight to brushes to show last selected brush, and when modified
- Access most recently used Brush Presets in Brush context menu and Brush Presets panel
- Spectrum color picker in the Color Panel is now resizeable
- New Hue and Brightness color picker cubes in Color Panel
- Added ability to export 3D LUTs
- Allow gradients with a single stop (saved single stop gradients will not work with previous Photoshop versions)
- Allow transparency dithering in gradients
- Create new gradient stop sampled from current gradient preview (option-click in preview)
- Native support (import only) for MPEG-2 and Dolby audio
- Support for new video formats including Sony RAW and Canon RAW
- Added Pin Edges to Liquify for warping in from the image edges
- 'Reset All Tools' also resets the toolbar slots to their default position
- Very large PNG support (up to Photoshop maximum and 2 GB limit)
- Improved wording for new document preset dialog
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Early voting for the Nov. 4 election in Miami-Dade and Broward County opened Monday morning.
Registered voters can go to any of the 45 early voting locations and cast their ballot between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in Miami-Dade, and 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in Broward.
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This ad for Krungthai Bank tells the story of how a young woman came to become a veterinarian. She remembers the time when she feared her neighbor's dog, Olieng. She initially thought the dog was vicious, but he was simply protective of his owner, an old woman with no other family. One day, the old woman falls ill and is rushed away on a stretcher. Every day, the girl passes by this heartbroken dog waiting for his owner to return. Olieng grows depressed and doesn't eat — until the girl decides to start bringing him food. Finally, Olieng opens his heart to the girl and she opens her heart to Olieng. She adopts him, and they become best friends.
Every day, Olieng waits at the train for his new owner to come home from school. But on a fateful day, Olieng is no where to be seen.
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We all know one...Little Monsters are among us and one may even have your heart. Celebrate the monsters with this sweet and soft pennant flag!
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Week 2 Day 4: Converting Challengers to Coaches
70% of Beachbody coaches were customers first. So start looking for potential coaches among your current challengers and Shakeology customers! Customers in Challenge Groups tend to understand why and how our programs work, set goals and commit to achieving them, provide motivation and accountability to others, and develop their own personal success stories.
Sounds like a pretty great potential coach, huh?
Watch specifically for the following qualities among Challenge Group members:
-advocate for Beachbody products
-sets goals and is committed to making a positive change in their life for the long term
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-enjoys learning new things and sharing them with others
-has a "why." Something that drives or motivates them.
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Located at the Oak Creek Golf Club
We are proud to announce the 13th Annual Major Rob Soltes Memorial Golf Tournament. The venue for this year's tournament will be held at the esteemed Oak Creek Golf Club in Irvine, California. Our golf tournament begins mid-day and flows into our silent auction, evening program, live auction and special time with our distinguished representatives from the Blinded Veterans Association.
Helicopter Ball Drop Opportunity
The helicopter ball drop is another way we enable people and organizations to help us achieve our goals. We raise money for the Operation Peer Support Program of the Blinded Veterans Association (BVA). The BVA is an organization of blinded veterans helping blinded veterans. It is a non-profit federal Veterans Service Organization (VSO). The funds raised help support the BVA service program, Operation Peer Support (OPS). OPS provides "connectedness" for visually impaired and war blinded veterans which leads to increased social contact, sense of belonging, sense of self-worth, and access to many sources of support. We hope to make life better for blinded veterans.
Benefitting the Blinded Veterans Association
The Blinded Veterans Association (BVA) is an organization of blinded veterans helping blinded veterans. through our service programs, regional groups, resources, and advocacy before the legislative and executive branches of government, we hope to make life better for blinded veterans.
"The BVA Operation Peer Support program was vital and very important during my recovery and rehabilitation process early on. During military operations in May of 2008, I suffered traumatic injuries to my head which resulted in complete loss of sight. The VA provideded me with the ability to meet other veterans with similar injuries, which in turn helped me build a support network. I would not be where I am today without Operation Peer Support." - SPC Steven C. Baskis (Med. Ret.) Unites States Army


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Chief Rabbi against death penalty bill
Netanyahu backs US criticism of UNRWA, says it should cease to existThe Prime Minister said Sunday he fully backs the Trump administration's criticism of UNRWA, adding that US funding should be gradually redirected to the UN body that helps refugees in other parts of the world.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday backed the US administration's criticism of UNRWA, a UN agency dedicated to providing aid to Palestinian refugees, saying the US resources should instead go to the UN agency that helps refugees from all over the world.
"I completely agree with (US President) Trump's sharp criticism of UNRWA," Netanyahu said ahead of a government meeting on Sunday. "UNRWA is an organization that perpetuates the Palestinian refugee problem as well as the Palestinian narrative of the so-called right of return, meant to annihilate the State of Israel."
Netanyahu further argued that UNRWA should cease to exist. "The UN has an agency for dealing with refugees in the rest of the world. This absurdity must be stopped," he said.
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The Princeton Tigers are an NCAA hockey team from Princeton University in the Princeton, New Jersey. A member of ECAC Hockey, the Tigers have been to the NCAA Tournament three times.
The Tigers team colors are orange and black. Their home arena is the Hobey Baker Memorial Rink.


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Thousands demonstrated in Budapest against an education reform that centralized the governance of schools.
Some estimates suggest as many as 10 000 people took part in the protest, despite the heavy rain.
Protesters argue moves by the government, which in the autumn of 2012 took away control on schools from local authorities tasking a centralized institution to oversee them, are making the system inefficient, also restricting the choice of textbooks, the current ones reportedly containing errors....
The real hard hitting story N o v i n i t e, is what else happened on Hungary\'s National Day, which is more to the point for the whole of Europe; not a little fluff article about Hungary\'s capital being \"rocked\" by protesters over education reform in their own country. Why is it that you either miss the real news stories or report them about two days too late?
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Exhibit "Mongolia Observed" Photos by Robert Peck on Display January 26-February 26 in SSU's Fulton Hall Gallery
SALISBURY, MD--Two young boys in suits, one holding a puppy the other grinning and wearing a Dallas Cowboys hat, is a typical American image. Ironically, the photo of the duo is not of Americans, but Mongolians. This scene and others like it are captured in a unique photographic exhibition,ñMongolia Observed,î on display in the Fulton Hall Gallery at Salisbury State University January 26-February 26. The pictures are part of a collection by Robert McCracken Peck, taken in his five expeditions to Mongolia. They are touching, sometimes exotic, always fascinating.
The world-renowned naturalist, author and photographer has extensively studied the lifestyle of the 2.4 million people who reside in Mongolia. Almost half are still living as nomads:They move from place to place to ensure good feeding for their animals, with families relying on horses for transportation. Peck found them proud of their noble heritage and country.
A Fellow of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, Peck is a writer, naturalist, historian and world traveler. He has visited North and South America, Africa, Asia, and Europe. He is the author of A Celebration of Birds, Headhunters and Hummingbirds: An Expedition into Ecuador, and several magazine and newspapers articles. In 1990 he authored Land of the Eagle: A Natural History of North America, a companion to the television series of the same name. He received the Explorers Award from the Explorers Club of which he is a member, has a species of frog named in his honor and is a member of the Royal Geographical Society. His photographs have been published in books, journals and magazines and exhibited in museums across the United States.
"Unique to this exhibit is a 'ger,' the traditional housing for the nomads of Mongolia," said Ken Basile, director of university galleries. "The 'ger,' which sleeps four, along with the many interesting photographs are what make this exhibit so interesting."
Free and open to the public, Gallery hours are Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday, noon-4 p.m. For more information call the University Galleries at 410-543-6271. For a schedule of spring cultural events call the SSU Public Relations Office at 410-543-6030.


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I've made little secret of my sauerkraut love. I adore the stuff. It's sooo tasty, although I prefer the lacto-fermented kind usually. I like almost anything pickled or fermented, but I'm definitely most partial to kraut. I like to think I hooked my dude by encouraging him to eat kimchee and sauerkraut from the jar with me late one night in my kitchen as a party unwound and I'd already suckered him into doing shots of bisongrass vodka. He might argue otherwise, but I know the truth. How can you resist a girl with a serious hankerin' for kraut?
We recently decided to do a little taste test of several different krauts available at the Honest Weight Food Co-op and we tasted them side-by-side, both with a mustard and a hot dog (well, and a roll in his case) and plain.
Here are the krauts we sampled:
- Hawthorne Valley Farm's lacto-fermented organic raw caraway sauerkraut
- Bubbie's old-fashioned sauerkraut
- Conbeer Farms' sauerkraut
- DeepRoot organic raw cultured sauerkraut
HVF and Conbeer Farms' are both locally made, while HVF and DeepRoot are both organic and Conbeer Farms was the only one of the bunch that was made by heating the cabbage, as opposed to the natural or lacto-fermentation process used in the other three.
For eating by itself, the Hawthorne Valley Farm kraut, made by Sauerkraut Seth himself, was my favorite, hands down. I've been a huge fan of this stuff for awhile now.
I hated the DeepRoot kraut, which to me had a fishy taste. BK thought it was decent, but I could barely make it past one bite. The Conbeer Farms kraut wasn't very good by itself, but on a hot dog, both of us agreed it was quite good. In fact, I'd probably pick this one to go on top of my dogs.
And then there was the Bubbie's, which is more widely available, and is delicious on hot dogs and while it's not quite as delicious by itself as the HVF, it's definitely a kraut I could eat by the spoonful.


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Happy Friday & St. Patty's Day!
I'm not really a St. Patty's Day person, and especially this year since I can't even enjoy a good beer – meh! But I can get down with shamrock shakes 😉
If we were having coffee today, I'd tell you that…
I feel infinitely better than the last time I wrote one of these posts. I credit it to staying off social media (with the exception of the blog) as much as possible and finally getting some relief for my back pain. I meant to start seeing a chiropractic/physical therapy clinic around 28 weeks pregnant but got super sick, so I had to cancel my appointments.
Even though it took me forever, I am so glad I am going now. Between adjustments, some massage, & PT exercises, I feel like a million bucks when I leave the clinic. I think it's really helping reduce my anxiety and not living in pain 24/7 is wonderful. I have my good days and bad days, but overall I feel decent lately.
This time next month, I will have a newborn baby and a two year old. WHAT?! If you asked me if I feel ready, I definitely feel ready to not be pregnant anymore and to meet Stella, but there is zero part of me that feels ready to have a newborn and a crazy toddler around. I just keep telling myself that tons of other people do it, so I will figure it out too, right?
I got my first Book of the Month Club subscription box.
I had been debating on changing my monthly subscription box for months now. I got BirchBox for a long time, but with me going through a newborn phase again soon, the last thing I really need is more mascara that I'm not gonna wear.
I had a coupon code to get my first box for $5 so I went for it. It is $15 a month (paid in 3 months at a time) when you subscribe full price. Seems kinda pricey to me for only one book a month, but they are all new release hard backs and from what I know it's actually usually cheaper than Amazon. You get to choose from 5 different books each month. All the picks look so interesting too!
Maybe getting a book subscription right before having a baby was also dumb, but I hope it keeps me motivated to still read! 😉
I'm really enjoying blogging lately, which is saying a lot considering how I felt about it in November. Being housebound a lot more lately due to really slowing down in these last weeks of pregnancy coupled with potty training, which makes me never want to leave the house, blogging has provided something for just me that I can work on that isn't chores, etc.
I've been loving it now, but I do think I'll inevitably take a big step back once Stella does arrive. I have no intent of trying to be super mom and "do it all" in the early days. I am looking forward to reviewing some fun baby products soon and documenting monthly updates for Stella, though.
I had a mommy & me photo session with Claire two weeks ago. I found a photographer in a group I'm part of whose work I just fell in love with. She is about to move away so I was really lucky to be able to use her.
Photo Credit: Locallie Photography
I knew the photos would be amazing, but like… I am blown away. And I am so glad I did this to document "just the two of us" one last time. I can't wait to frame them all soon!
I am in full on nesting mode right now. I have always been a clean freak, but lately it's like, if the house is not perfect at all times, I feel like my mama radar is on high alert and things have to be cleaned. It's just this very deep desire right now.
I told this to my husband but he was like "so, you've been nesting for what… the last five years?" LOL. Yeah, I am kind of clean person I suppose. It's just in extra high gear right now.
Hope you have a lovely weekend!
Questions for You:
- If we were having coffee, what would you tell me?
- If you could go to any coffee/tea/beverage place in the world, where would you go?


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Is court martial trial of police officers lawful?
- Written by Sulaiman Kakaire
The arrest of senior police officers last week by the Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence, CMI, and their arraignment before the General Court Martial has raised procedural questions, which might expose the entire trial process to legal challenge, sources have suggested.
Julius Odwe, a retired deputy inspector general of police, said the arrest of police officers by CMI was strange.
"The normal process could have been, if there was an investigation into any misconduct or criminality by the police, the investigation could have been managed and coordinated by the police under the supervision of the Director of Public Prosecutions in case of criminal proceedings and the Professional Standards Unit, in case of any alleged professional misconduct," Odwe, who retired in 2011, said.
Odwe argues that ordinarily "if an investigation reveals that there was some criminality committed by any person; be it a police officer, such a person is supposed to be arrested by the police, if it is done by another person, such a person after effecting the arrest is supposed to surrender the person to police."
Under Uganda's laws, other security agencies like CMI should ideally intervene in support of a police action.
"There is no way that CMI assumes the role of the police because even when the police abdicates its duties or roles, there are in-built mechanisms within the Police Act that enable the same police to deal with its internal weaknesses," Odwe said.
Last week, Okoth Ochola, the deputy inspector general of police, surrendered two senior police officers and seven lower-ranking personnel to CMI. They were later on charged with kidnapping and being in illegal possession of firearms contrary to the UPDF Act.
Those charged include; the commandant of Police Professional Standards Unit, Senior Commissioner of Police Joel Aguma; Senior Superintendent of Police Nixon Agasirwe, former commander of Police Special Operations; Sgt Abel Tumukunde of the Flying Squad, Assistant Superintendent of Police James Magada from Crime Intelligence; Faisal Katende under the Flying Squad and Amon Kwarisima.
Civilians charged were Rene Rutagungira, a retired soldier in the Rwandese military, and Bahati Mugenga Irunga, a Congolese national.
The accused are alleged to have kidnapped and forcefully repatriated Lt Joel Mutabazi, a former bodyguard of Rwandan president Paul Kagame, who had been granted political asylum in Uganda. Mutabazi and Jackson Kalemera were among several other refugees repatriated back home where they faced threats to their lives.
Police spokesman Asan Kasingye has said the force was completely in the dark about the arrests of its people.
"I cannot tell why the police officers were being arrested," Kasingye said. "If this is to do with professional misconduct, that should have been handled in accordance with Part VI of the Police Act."
The section he refers to establishes a disciplinary procedure for all police employees.
Section 49 provides that there shall be established a police disciplinary court at every police unit, thus, (a) force headquarters; (b) regional or extra-regional police headquarters; (c) district or division headquarters; (d) police stations; and (e) police post or police detachment. The police disciplinary court shall upon hearing and determining any disciplinary matter involving a police officer have powers to award any punishment authorised by or under this Act.
It adds: The power of disciplinary control of a police officer— (a) of or above the rank of assistant commissioner shall vest in the Police Authority; and (b) below the rank of assistant commissioner shall vest in the Police Council acting through a police disciplinary court. Upon the trial process and a finding of guilt is recorded against a police officer, section 47 of the Police Act provides that the police authority, besides other penalties, shall have the power to dismiss a police officer of or above the rank of assistant superintendent of police.
However, the dismissal of a police officer of or above the rank of assistant commissioner of police shall be subject to the written approval of the president.
It is provided under the Police Act that the existence of disciplinary proceedings is not a bar to criminal proceedings, which proceedings shall take precedence.
Dr David Mushabe, a practicing lawyer who has represented people like Gen David Sejusa before the General Court Martial, said the choice of criminal proceedings against police officers being conducted by CMI was informed by practical prudence, not the law.
"It is illegal but the basis for this was that it appears that the police could not have investigated itself," Mushabe said.
Mushabe says the police officers should have been charged in the civilian courts since they are not subject to military law.
CMI has justified the trial under section 119 of the UPDF Act, which provides that persons subject to the military law include; every person found in unlawful possession of arms, ammunition or equipment ordinarily being the monopoly of defence forces or other classified stores.
This provision of the UPDF Act has, however, been subject to constitutional interpretation in the case of Attorney General vs Uganda Law Society, wherein Justice Joseph Mulenga (then a justice of the Supreme court) held that, "For an offence under an Act other than the UPDF Act to be within the jurisdiction of the General Court Martial, it must have been committed by a person subject to military law."
Other members of the Supreme court panel included; former Chief Justice Benjamin Odoki, Supreme court justices John Wilson Tsekooko, George Wilson Kanyeihamba, Bart Katureebe, James Ogoola and Christine Kitumba.
In the ULS case, the brief facts were that in 2005, Col (Rtd) Dr Kizza Besigye and 22 others were remanded at Luzira prison pending trial by the High court on an indictment for treason and concealment of treason.
On November 16, 2005, the accused persons appeared before the High court (Lugayizi J.) at Kampala, on a bail application.
The judge granted them conditional bail. But before they could be released, a group of heavily armed security agents (the 'Black Mamba') invaded the court, interrupted the processing of release and as a result the accused persons were returned to Luzira.
The next day, they were taken to the General Court Martial where they were charged with terrorism and unlawful possession of firearms.
Following interpretation of the provisions of the UPDF Act as being against the articles 28 and 44 of the Constitution on fair trial, Mulenga held that; "In the instant case it was not alleged, let alone shown, that the accused persons committed either of the two offences while they were subject to military law. Without that link, neither of the two offences can be called a service offence within the meaning of the said definition."
Caleb Alaka, a lawyer leading the police officer's legal team, told The Observer yesterday that they plan to focus on the procedural breaches.
"We are preparing a constitutional challenge of the entire process. We think they should have taken the police officers to the civilian courts or the police courts. Besides, they are not subject to military law," Alaka said.


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|The effects of frequency, distribution, mode of presentation, and first language on learning an artificial language
|Miyata, Munehiko
|artificial languages
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|[Honolulu] : [University of Hawaii at Manoa], [May 2011]
|This dissertation presents results from a series of experiments investigating adult learning of an artificial language and the effects that input frequency (high vs. low token frequency), frequency distribution (skewed vs. balanced), presentation mode (structured vs. scrambled), and first language (English vs. Japanese) have on such learning.
Motivated by cognitive and usage-based accounts of language and learning, the research aims to contribute to theoretical debates concerning the influence of input properties and existing knowledge in language learning. The artificial language used in the experiments is focused on the learning of noun classes modeled on Nilo-Saharan languages. Two artificial noun classes, each with distinct morphological features, were devised based on a semantic contrast between entities that are typically encountered as individuals and those typically encountered as groups, sets, pairs or masses. A total of 150 subjects, college students and young adult native speakers of English and Japanese with no more than limited knowledge of the other language, participated in these experiments. In each experiment, subjects were exposed to words and pictures representing the two noun classes. The learning phase was followed by a testing phase to assess their learning with respect to both trained and previously unseen exemplars of each class. A two-factor factorial analysis of variance design was used to analyze the results. The results show that presentation mode had the largest effect on learning, followed by token frequency and frequency distribution. The results also show a constant effect of L1 knowledge: participants were better at learning morphological features similar to their L1 than dissimilar ones. These findings contribute new knowledge to our understanding of the learning of functional morphology--which has been viewed as a major theoretical challenge by researchers working within such diverse perspectives as the processing instructional paradigm and generative SLA--and leads to pedagogical implications that may benefit learners.
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WATCH&KNOW: escalating (emo)spot from #AFO51
One second you are watching Douglas Vakoch as a focused "speaker of the Earth", the next thing you see are tens of enthusiastic viewers, and all of this is followed by Stormtrooper from Star Wars, masterfully patrolling Olomouc at night and becoming acquainted with the mirror wall. And all of a sudden, you find yourself in a completely different genre as you are witnessing beautiful whales being hunted by hunters or tragic views on oceans in flames.
Within just two minutes, Vít Hradil, who among others filmed with David Koller, the frontman of the Lucie music band, perfectly manages to capture the events and atmosphere of the 51st year of the AFO Festival. At the same time, he precisely captures the philosophy and intention of the festival itself by putting emphasis on the current and positive as well as pressing topics and by questioning our own future.
"I have a feeling that this is the first time I have carried off so much food for thought and also some sort of heaviness from a festival. I might be putting it strongly but when I was thinking what I had seen and heard at this year's AFO, it was clear to me what the final editing must look like. Starting from guests and viewers in high spirits and going on to great films dealing with topics that are not pleasant at all but it is essential to talk about them. Which is exactly what AFO is all about," describes its author the inception of the edited version which in culminating conclusion highlights the traditional and also absolutely central motto of the international festival of science documentary films - Watch&Know.
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A few weeks ago, in our 2014 roundup, we discussed some of our biggest platform enhancements from last year, like video reviews and the House Party mobile app.
If anything, 2015 looks to be a busier year than the last. We've got several major updates coming down the pike, one of which — House Party Hub — we shared details on last month.
But amid all the excitement of new products and important milestones, it's nice to pause sometimes and look back at where we've come from. I did that this week, using the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine to see what the very first iteration of House Party's website looked like.
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It may not look like much, but everyone has to start somewhere. (I won't even try to defend that Photoshop job in the top banner, though.) You can click around and explore the rest of the site here.
In some ways, November 2005 feels like a lifetime ago. As they were preparing for what 2006 would bring, marketers were bracing for the "proliferation of the mobile internet" (although the first iPhone was still almost two years away) and wondering how RSS adoption might affect email marketing. (Google Reader had just launched that October.) Facebook had recently opened its doors to high school students — it would be another year before everyone could join — and the very first tweet wouldn't be sent for four more months.
This view of the House Party site certainly highlights some real differences in our own company, too; the tagline, for instance — "A World Premiere In Your Own Home" — is a reminder that our early focus was on films and TV shows, before we broadened our scope to food, toys, books and anything else that people might enjoy trying and talking about.
And the site obviously lacks any hint of some of the features that would come to define the House Party experience: our mobile app, to connect with brands and other fans anywhere; links to our own social communities, which have blossomed to include over 1,000,000 members; and social-sharing tools that extend the fun to friends and followers. For these reasons, and more, a campaign today drives six times as many impressions as it would have only five years ago.
But in general, House Party's core DNA has remained the same over the past 10 years. As you can see from that original homepage, the basic building blocks were there from the start: brand advocates could explore and sign up for campaigns that interested them; the best among them would be chosen as hosts; and they could then use the site's tools to plan their parties, post photos and other UGC, and spread the word. The ways in which participants share their enthusiasm may have changed — in 2005, it was all about blogs and forums; "pinterest" and "instagram" were just nonsense words — but our fundamental belief in the power of consumer advocacy hasn't wavered.
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